Criminal Litigation

Name: Criminal Litigation
Author: Maura Butler

Paperback Engels 2016 4e druk 9780199678662

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Criminal Litigation is a comprehensive guide to the criminal justice process in Ireland and its evidential and procedural rules. It profiles the obligations of the state and the rights of the accused at all stages of the trial process for summary and indictable crime, at all court levels, in a framework that reflects the criminal justice process from arrest to trial and beyond. Effective practice knowledge is linked with regulatory crime, juvenile justice, road traffic offences, the ECHR, and European Arrest Warrants.

The book's content has been extensively revised for the fourth edition, and it now includes a new chapter on victims' rights in Ireland, incorporating the Victims' Rights Directive. It also takes into account recent changes with respect to advising clients in Garda custody, forensic and DNA evidence, bail application processes and suspended sentences. Criminal Litigation is essential reading for trainee solicitors studying this subject on the Professional Practice Course and an excellent resource for Irish legal practitioners and other actors in the criminal justice system.

Specificaties

ISBN13:9780199678662

Taal:Engels

Bindwijze:paperback

Aantal pagina's:400

Uitgever:Oxford University Press

Druk:4

Verschijningsdatum:6-10-2016

Hoofdrubriek:Juridisch

Jongbloed:Strafrecht - Strafprocesrecht

Serie:Law Society of Ireland Manuals

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Inhoudsopgave

Part I - Introduction and Universal Principles
1. Introduction to criminal litigation practice and procedure
2. Regulatory crime
3. Developments in victims' rights in Ireland

Part II - Investigation of Crime - Rights and Obligations
4. The criminal investigation - prosecution perspectives
5. The arrested person in custody - defence perspectives

Part III - Process and Initial Applications
6. Process and procedure in the commencement of proceedings
7. Bail
8. Legal aid, adjournments and remands
9. Juvenile justice

Part IV - Applied Evidence and Trial Procedure
10. Application of evidential rules
11. Conduct of summary trials

Part V - Trial Venue and Indictable Offences
12. Reasons influencing choice of venue in the undertaking of criminal prosecutions
13. Proceedings related to indictable offences

Part VI - Sentencing, Road Traffic Offences, Appeals and Judicial Review
14. Sentencing
15. Road traffic offences
16. Appeals and judicial review

Part VII - European Court of Human Rights and European Arrest Warrant
17. The impact of the European Convention on Human Rights on Irish criminal litigation practice
18. The European Arrest Warrant

Part VIII - Practice Skills and Management
19. The skills of the criminal advocate
20. Managing a criminal litigation practice